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Tamilnadu Petroproducts, Petroleum, Chemicals and Petrochemicals TIDEL Park, TICEL Biopark, Mahindra World Investment Region POLICY NOTE 2011 – 2012 CONTENTS Sl. Headings Pages No. INDUSTRIES DEPARTMENT Introduction 1-7 1. Tamil Nadu Industrial 8-21 Development Corporation Limited POLICY NOTE 2. State Industries Promotion 22-35 Corporation of Tamil Nadu Limited 3. Tamil Nadu Industrial Investment 36-41 Corporation Limited 4. Tamil Nadu Newsprint and Papers 42-46 DEMAND No.27 Limited INDUSTRIES 5. Tamil Nadu Cements Corporation 47-52 Limited 2011–2012 6. Tamil Nadu Minerals Limited 53–56 7. Tamil Nadu Magnesite Limited 57 8. Tamil Nadu Industrial Explosives 58-60 Limited S.P. VELUMANI 9. Tamil Nadu Salt Corporation 61–64 Limited MINISTER FOR INDUSTRIES 10. Tamil Nadu Industrial Guidance 65-66 and Export Promotion Bureau 11. Department of Geology and 67-75 Mining © 12. Sugar Industry 76-81 Government of Tamil Nadu 2011 INDUSTRIES DEPARTMENT industry revolution in Tamil Nadu by attracting POLICY NOTE major projects from Industrial giants. These 2011-12 major projects triggered a multiplier effect by INTRODUCTION attracting a large number of auto and other Traditionally, Tamil Nadu has always ancillary industries. been in the forefront of industrialisation with a The Policy of the Government has been strong presence in the manufacture of “To maximize the welfare of the engineering and auto components, textiles, people of Tamil Nadu by creating gainful leather, sugar etc. During the post employment opportunities by achieving liberalisation period since 1991, private Sector higher and sustainable economic growth began to take over the lead in the industrial with emphasis on balanced regional development of the country. In the changed development through greater private and scenario, States started taking the initiative in public investment in Manufacturing and the new and competitive environment and infrastructure development”. Tamil Nadu was one of the earliest to seize the Current status of Economy in Tamil Nadu opportunity and announced its Industrial Policy in 1992 itself. This policy became the Tamil Nadu is currently ranked the Fifth cornerstone and laid the foundation for the largest economy among the States in India rapid growth of new industries in the State. with the share of secondary sector being This policy became the harbinger of growth 27.39%. The total number of factories in the that facilitated the electronics and automobile State is 26,122 and the value of industrial out 2 put was ` 3,00,801 crores during 2008-09 key sectors like automobile and auto parts, (Source-Annual Survey of Industries, IT, ITES, textiles, leather, engineering Government of India). goods etc., and make the State a hub of the manufacturing sector. This Government will lay The State, which had a robust growth rates in special emphasis on the newly emerging 2005-06, has slowed down a little bit, as the sectors like bio-technology, nano- following table illustrates: technology and pharmaceuticals” 2005-06 2009-10 SDP Growth 13.3 % 8.96 % rates (%) (AE)** Further Hon’ble Chief Minister also recently Secondary 12 % 8.8 % announced that the State Government will sector (AE)** Manufacturing 14.6 % 11.1% bring out a policy document “Vision 2025” for sub-sector Tamil Nadu. Steps will be taken towards (** AE – Advance Estimates) achieving this long term goal by making the The State Government has a vision to State more investors friendly and creating the lead Tamil Nadu once again on a path of long infrastructure required to attract fresh term development which is sustainable and investment into the State. To achieve the No.1 balanced. position among Indian States, the Government In the Governor’s address of June 2011, of Tamil Nadu brought out a pragmatic and far the Government’s priority for industrial growth sighted Industrial Policy in the year 2003 which was captured as follows:- paved the way for the Electronics revolution in “It will be the endeavour of this Government to Tamil Nadu by attracting substantial foreign attract top industrial houses for investment in and domestic investment into the State. 3 4 Based on the impetus provided by the Policy, As industrialization fundamentally Chennai has become one of the world’s involves acquisition of land, a mutually largest Electronic goods and automobile beneficial and partnership based Land Policy manufacturing hub. Observing the growing would be evolved. global trend of specialized industrialization and Emphasis of Infrastructure Planning and to attain the objectives of the Government as Development spelt out in the Governor’s Address, Sector Industrial development depends on the specific policies would be formulated-Bio- spread and quality of infrastructure available technology and pharmaceuticals, automobile and planning will be done in anticipating future and components, and Renewable Energy would infrastructure requirement and in attracting be considered for framing sectoral policies. private investment into infrastructure. In this Formulation of New Industrial Policy regard, “Tamil Nadu Infrastructure In the recent past, certain fast growing Development Board” will be created. States have formulated liberalized investment Dispersal of Growth policies with a view to attracting more The State fully recognizes the need for domestic and foreign investment. In such a spreading the new industries into all regions of competitive environment, to regain the top this State particularly on the less developed place in industrialization and to improve the regions of South Tamil Nadu. To this end, momentum of growth, a comprehensive New creation of industrial corridors, extension of Industrial Policy would be brought out. special packages, and creation of new 5 6 infrastructure in such regions will be given TAMIL NADU INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LIMITED importance. Tamil Nadu Industrial Development To sum up, a position of Tamil Nadu in Corporation Limited (TIDCO), a Government of the Industrial map of India will be consolidated Tamil Nadu Enterprise, was incorporated as a at the top by adopting a multi-dimensional Limited Company in the year 1965 in order to approach and at the same addressing identify and promote the establishment of large aspirations and issues of all the stake holders and medium scale industries within the State of involved. Tamil Nadu in association with the private sector. The company’s authorized share capital is ` 125 crore of which ` 72 crore has been subscribed by the Government of Tamil Nadu. TIDCO’s projects cover a wide range of activities such as Iron & Steel, Fertilizers, Chemicals, Petrochemicals, Engineering, Automobiles, Agro and Food Processing, Leather, Textiles, Pharmaceuticals, Floriculture, Horticulture, Electronics & Communication, I.T. Parks / Infrastructure / Industrial Parks including Agri Export Zones (AEZs), Special 7 8 Economic Zones (SEZs) and Special & Entertainment Park, an Aerospace Park, LNG Investment Regions. Terminal, Natural Gas Pipeline network, Sports City, Golf Course, Food Processing SEZ, Bio TIDCO’s portfolio of investments valued Technology Core Instrumentation Facility and at cost is ` 330 crores, mostly in the form of Expansion of Chennai Trade Centre projects. equity investments in Joint Venture Companies and investments made in ongoing projects. Projects TITAN Industries, Tamilnadu Petroproducts, Petroleum, Chemicals and Petrochemicals TIDEL Park, TICEL Biopark, Mahindra World Investment Region City, Ascendas IT Park, IT Expressway and As per the policy announced by the Chennai Trade Centre are some of the better Government of India for establishing known examples of TIDCO’s Industrial and Petroleum, Chemicals and Petrochemicals Infrastructure initiatives. Investment Regions (PCPIR), Government of Tamil Nadu sent a proposal for setting up a TIDCO is developing IT and ITES SEZs PCPIR in Cuddalore and Nagapattinam such as TIDEL II, TIDEL III at Taramani and Districts. The High Powered Committee of Shipyard and Minor Port Complex at Tiruvallur Government of India chaired by the Cabinet district and Multi Product SEZ at Nanguneri. Secretary has approved this proposal. This TIDCO is also planning multi product SEZs at PCPIR will be notified by Government of India Ennore, Perambalur and Krishnagiri. As per the after approval by the Cabinet Committee on direction of Government, TIDCO is taking steps Economic Affairs. for implementing the Financial City and Media 9 10 Petroleum Refinery Project of Nagarjuna Thiruchopuram port, the captive port of Oil Corporation Limited the refinery project will be developed as an all Nagarjuna Oil Corporation Limited (NOCL), weather deep sea port to handle the crude oil, a Joint Venture of TIDCO is implementing a 6 petroleum fuel, coal for Tamilnadu Electricity million tonnes per annum capacity Petroleum Board and other cargo. This port will serve Refinery Project at Thiruchopuram in Cuddalore Cuddalore, Villupuram, Thiruvannamalai, Salem, District at a total investment of about ` 7,160 Namakkal, Karur, Perambalur and Ariyalur crores. Additional investment of ` 2,500 crores districts for the development of industry and is being made in key infrastructure facilities trade. such as Captive Port, Tankages and Captive Shipyard - cum-Minor Port Complex in Tiruvallur District Power Plant by NOCL’s Associates. This project will be commissioned in December, 2011. A world-class Shipyard cum Minor Port Complex is under construction in Kattupalli NOCL has also commenced preliminary village, Ponneri Taluk of Tiruvallur District engineering work for expanding its refining through a Joint Venture company of TIDCO and capacity to 15 million
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